A spreading evergreen shrub with deeply lobed, dark green leaves with white speckled variation. Rounded creamy white flowers on long stalks, followed by black fruit. Can be grown as a houseplant. Leaf variegation can vary from plant to plant and from leaf to leaf.

Pseudopanax ferox is an unusual evergreen tree from New Zealand with narrow finely-toothed, dark green/purple leathery leaves. Leaf colour darkens in sunlight. As the tree matures these leaves become shorter and wider.

A shrubby evergreen tree native to the Mediterranean region with interesting red shedding bark. Small white pink tinged flowers with red strawberry like fruits in autumn. The fruit can be used to make a strong spirit, a traditional fruit brandy from Portugal called Aguardente de Medronhos

I am growing more and more of my own stock this year you will notice lots of unusual plants not seen for sale in other places.

With the cost of living rising it's better to buy small and grow on yourself. Some plants can grow so fast in a short time. So save £££

This year I will be increasing the selection of seeds I have to offer. Another way to get a tropical garden at a saving. 

If you have any suggestions on stock you would like to see in the webshop then please drop me an email using the button below. I want to offer a hardier selection of plants as well as a few tender plants, some plants seem impossible to source so I have to propagate them myself.